Interior Principal Secretary (PS) Dr. Raymond Omollo has called on drivers to be cautious as the festive season approaches.
Acknowledging the usual rise in travel and road accidents due to reckless driving during this time, Omollo emphasized the shared responsibility for everyone’s safety on the roads.
“The safety of every road user is a shared responsibility, and the consequences of reckless driving can be severe.
We implore all drivers to prioritize safety, adhere to traffic regulations, and make responsible choices behind the wheel,” said Omollo.
He highlighted the importance of arriving safely, stating, “In pursuit of festive cheer, it is paramount to ‘Arrive Alive and Arrive Safely.’
The urgency to reach our destinations should never compromise the safety of ourselves and others on the road.”
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In addition to cautioning against reckless driving, Omollo advised against driving under the influence of alcohol.
“Those planning to celebrate with alcohol should arrange for a designated driver or alternative transportation,” he emphasized.
Omollo also pointed out the potential hazards of the ongoing El Nino rains, which can reduce visibility and lead to accidents.
He urged the public to stay informed about weather conditions and road closures through the National El Niño Emergency & Disaster Response Command Centre to plan journeys accordingly and avoid unnecessary frustrations.
“Let us collectively contribute to safer roads, ensuring that this holiday season remains one of safety for all,” concluded Omollo.
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